Temporary Equine Veterinarian / Reproduction Specialist
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Description
We are looking for an enthusiastic equine veterinarian with extensive experience in equine reproduction to join our equine reproduction team at Utrecht University on a temporary basis. The position is available for four months, from February 15th till June 15th , as maternity leave cover for one of our colleagues.
Your job
As a veterinarian, you will join our dedicated equine reproduction team, which consists of five veterinarians (one ACT diplomate, three ECAR diplomates and one intern), three clinical assistants, three laboratory assistants, a secretary and a group of dedicated researchers.
Our team provides diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of reproductive conditions in mares and stallions. We offer a broad range of assisted reproductive technologies as clinical services, including embryo transfer and ovum pick-up (OPU).
During the breeding season, we inseminate approximately 300 mares, perform around 150 embryo flushes, and transfer approximately 850 embryos, including embryos produced through ICSI and subsequent freezing and thawing.
You must be able to work independently and have solid experience with all of the below described clinical activities, including:
The position also includes participation in out-of-hours duties, including routine weekend work (approximately 1 in 3 weekends) and assisting with obstetrical emergencies.
Your job
As a veterinarian, you will join our dedicated equine reproduction team, which consists of five veterinarians (one ACT diplomate, three ECAR diplomates and one intern), three clinical assistants, three laboratory assistants, a secretary and a group of dedicated researchers.
Our team provides diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of reproductive conditions in mares and stallions. We offer a broad range of assisted reproductive technologies as clinical services, including embryo transfer and ovum pick-up (OPU).
During the breeding season, we inseminate approximately 300 mares, perform around 150 embryo flushes, and transfer approximately 850 embryos, including embryos produced through ICSI and subsequent freezing and thawing.
You must be able to work independently and have solid experience with all of the below described clinical activities, including:
- routine reproductive management of donor and recipient mares;
- monitoring and breeding management of mares inseminated with frozen semen;
- embryo flushing and transfer procedures;
The position also includes participation in out-of-hours duties, including routine weekend work (approximately 1 in 3 weekends) and assisting with obstetrical emergencies.